/// <summary>
/// Determines if a path segment contains a specified directory separator.
/// Detecting the use of a directory-separator by a path-segment requires an extra step beyond just determining if the path-segment contains the directory-separator.
/// A path-segment can contain both Windows and non-Windows directory-separators, in which case the first directory-separator is the detected directory-separator because it is dominant.
/// Validation is performed on the directory separator.
/// </summary>
/// <remarks>Similar to <see cref="DirectorySeparator.IsDirectorySeparatorDetected(string, string)"/>, but uses an alternate, simpler, <see cref="String.Contains(string)"/> logic that should give the same answer, but just in case provides and alternate test.</remarks>
public static bool ContainsDirectorySeparator(string pathSegment, string directorySeparator)
{
DirectorySeparator.Validate(directorySeparator);
var output = DirectorySeparator.ContainsDirectorySeparatorUnchecked(pathSegment, directorySeparator);
return(output);
}
public bool ContainsDirectorySeparatorUnchecked(string pathSegment, string directorySeparator)
{
var output = DirectorySeparator.ContainsDirectorySeparatorUnchecked(pathSegment, directorySeparator);
return(output);
}
/// <summary>
/// Determines if a path segment contains a Windows directory separator.
/// </summary>
/// <remarks>Similar to <see cref="DirectorySeparator.IsNonWindowsDirectorySeparatorDetected(string)"/>, but uses an alternate, simpler, <see cref="String.Contains(string)"/> logic that should give the same answer, but just in case provides and alternate test.</remarks>
public static bool ContainsNonWindowsDirectorySeparator(string pathSegment)
{
var output = DirectorySeparator.ContainsDirectorySeparatorUnchecked(pathSegment, DirectorySeparator.NonWindows);
return(output);
}
